number matching

Simple number matching activity for kids using cupcake liners and other basic materials. Great for teaching children numbers to 20 and beyond.

Overview:Grab these number intervention flip books for your little learners! These are perfect for RTI and math interventions. These will help reinforce: number identification, number writing, counting sets of objects, one-to-one correspondence, and subitizing. Check out the preview to see them in a...

Number Order By Sandra I Ruiz

This was our first week back to school after some had a long summer break. Of course, half of our students are new..which means starting al...

This butterflies and flowers number line activity is a great way to work on number identification, counting and adding with preschoolers.

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I love these hands-on number sense activities for kindergarten and first grade. Great for the beginning of the year

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This is a no-prep mini-book designed to help students practice making combinations to 10. Students will use a bingo dauber, stickers, or crayons to complete 10 frames and then fill in an addition sentence.Enjoy!***************************************************************************Here are more...

Welcome to Snapshot 4 Learning . My original Snapshot Learning contains thousands of great resources but has "outgrown" itself. Hence Snapshot 4 Learning , which is hyperlinked to Snapshot 1 , now...

This cute game can be used for whole group instruction to help your students learn numbers 1-30. Cut and laminate cards, then give each student one card as they sit in a circle. Hand out as many cards as you have students. Students will read the sentence including number they have, then ask who h...

Cool Teach - Adventures in Teaching: Numbers

Guess my number (number formation)

Vowels and Consonants We started first grade about 5 weeks ago. Ah! Time flies when you are having fun! We reviewed vowels and consonants for a few days and I needed to see where my kids were. I also needed to keep my back to school sanity. We headed outside with chalk (and clipboard) in hand for a little formative. Students wrote their names and marked the vowels and consonants. We did it with a few other words, too. They love marking words, playing with chalk, and being outside. I loved…